Hi, as far as i remember, you should not connect an analog screen. If it's connected it will used as the primary one and maybe disable the DVI-Port. Try to connect the DVI-Monitor only and startup the system. At least you should see POST screen during boot-up, hopefully, yes. In worst case, just as some suggestion, install Win98 and supplied Graphic Driver for the Motherboard with connected analog screen. Try to find a possibilty to enable DVI, using Display properties, when you've connected the TFT -hot plugged--,or connected simultanoius, or..., sorry but it's may be neccessary to play arround there with various different combinations, to confirm that the Panel is working at least somehow working under MS OS. Just in case that it's working, use --regedit-- and find out more details about your monitor using "regedit" searching for "edid". These information is lateron, sure helpfull to get it run with XFree. Due to my job at Sharp Micro Electronics, I've a lot of different Graphic Hardware available, but sure there's only an I-810 PWB available to run some test. Please try first to get the panel running at your side, somehow. Rgds Detlef > * Mainboard: Intel PIII 1000 MHZ with chipset Intel 815. > > * I've connected a panoramic Samsumg Flat Panel (LTM170W) thought the > DVI interface. > > * The problem is that I have no DDC2B and EDID support for this > monitor and the BIOS don't recognize the monitor. Therefore, the DVI > is not running. > How could I switch on the Digital Video Port to run the DVI interface > from Linux boot up or from Xfree86. I know what is the configuration > of this monitor and my XF86Config is OK. > > I think I have only to swith on the Digital video port. Do you know > how to do it. > > hello all, > > > > I would like to configure the XFree86 server to run with a Digital > > Flat panel (TFT) on the Intel 815 chipset. Does anyone know? > > > > Thank you very much. > > josel, maxjosel@yahoo.es > Question is what type of Monitor you are using and how you have > connect > it. > Some more details about your hardware would be nice. At least since > XFree86 V.4.01 i'm using Flat panel connected > via DVI. Sometimes itŽs a bit tricky to get them working. > Detlef _______________________________________________ Newbie@XFree86.Org *** To unsubscribe , or change message options, see: http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/newbie
